OASIS Open Document Format for Office Applications (OpenDocument) TC

Hi Oliver,

but when you define "text:continue-numbering" as beeing "false" then


will result in
1. A
1. B

right? Since this isn't right the only conclusion if that the default is "true".

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> This sample isn't valid ODF 1.1, because style:list-style-name="" isn't 
> possible in ODF 1.1

Now I disagree :-) The ODF1.1. spec clearly states


This means that style:list-style-name="" is possible.

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Regarding the posting from Thomas (http://www.oasis-open.org/archives/office/200703/msg00063.html) I have a different
understanding. As said in my world "counters are directly linked to list definitions". So we have to select one or the
other interpretation.

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Thanks so much for the input. Attached are the updated samples according to your concerns I agree on :-)

Btw. to we have a clear understanding of a "Default Style"?

~Florian



>>> Oliver-Rainer Wittmann - Software Engineer - Sun Microsystems 

Florian Reuter wrote:

> ...
>> This sample isn't valid ODF 1.1, because style:list-style-name="" isn't 
>> possible in ODF 1.1
> 
> Now I disagree :-) The ODF1.1. spec clearly states
> 

Oh, sorry for the confustion. I mixed this attribute with another one.

Regards, Oliver.

Florian Reuter wrote:
> Hi Oliver,
> 
> but when you define "text:continue-numbering" as beeing "false" then
> 
> 
> will result in
> 1. A
> 1. B
> 
> right? Since this isn't right the only conclusion if that the default is "true".
> 
No, the given result isn't the only correct interpretation in ODF 1.1

And again, I've to repeat the following statement:
ODF 1.1 specification doesn't specify, how numbered paragraphs form a 
certain list and thus, how a counter domain is formed for numbered 
paragraphs.
Thus, it's not clear, if the both above given numbered paragraphs form 
*one* list or *two* list.

Regards, Oliver.

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